421 Beer Garden Upcoming Tapas & Beer Pairing Dinner 

421 Beer Garden presents its first and only beer-pairing tapas dinner of the season, set for September 10 at 7 PM. Food and beer enthusiasts are invited to an exclusive culinary evening designed to elevate the art of pairing. 

The upcoming Tapas and Beer Pairing Dinner promises a curated journey of flavor, bringing together small plates and artisanal brews. This special event is crafted to highlight the dynamic interplay between bold culinary traditions and artisanal brewing. 

Each course features handcrafted tapas created by Chef Jose Cordova, designed to complement and contrast the distinct flavor profiles of selected specialty beers served in their beer garden. 

You will experience how contrasting notes—such as the rich, savory elements of German-inspired small plates—interact with the hops, malts, and unique finishes of craft brews, enhancing both the food and the drink. 

Reserve your spot now as seats are limited to 40 guests. For reservations, event times, or further details, please contact 501-625-9914 or 501-655-9383. 

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